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The seriousness of non-compliance with DSARs

In this podcast Melanie Pimenta and Sana Nahas members of the Data Protection team at Clarkslegal discuss some of the issues surrounding non-compliance with subject access requests, commonly known as ‘DSARs’. This is particularly topical given that the ICO has recently announced that it has issued reprimands to seven organisations for repeatedly failing to respond to data subject access requests under the UK GDPR.

Melanie Pimenta

Senior Solicitor

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+44 118 960 4653

Sana Nahas

Trainee Solicitor

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‪+44 118 960 4611

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